Ian Leslie Lucas

What a delightful person -- witty, charming, full of fun. We met Ian in 1976 in Montreal and stayed friends ever after, through many visits and college reunions. We miss him deeply and console ourselves with many happy memories.

I recall 63 years of friendship as Brother in Law and Sister in Law. Uncle Ian was loved and admired by his nieces Beth Orvis Shuster (Jeff), Jennifer Orvis Cline, and Kenneth James Orvis (Christine) as well as by cousins Tom Gordon (Nereida) and Jack Gordon (Renee). Trips up the Northway to Canada to deliver Christmas presents; overlapping visits at the Connecticut shore cottage and taking turns at the old Adirondack camp at Big Moose Lake in upstate New York.

When Anne died, Ian...

How very sad to lose our Uncle Ian in the same year as his elder brother, our father, Ronald. I shall remember his lovely voice with that light Scots Canadian lilt and his wry sense of humour. We did not see Ian very often over the years, given we were living in different countries, but still remember our visit in the early sixties to Canada which was full of wonder with the beautiful Adirondacks, barbeque on the beach, enormous cars, wildlife and amazing automatic doors in a supermarket -...

What a shock to learn of Ian's death. We were friends for over 40 years - first met in Montreal in 1979. What a delightful person! Such good company, so much fun! We will miss him greatly.

Ian, may God Bless.
I will miss you and your travel stories.

A privilege to have known such a fine
Scotsman and true gentleman. God will take good care of of him in Heaven.

Elizabeth Solano

Our sincere sympathies for your loss.